Sentence examples for run classrooms from inspiring English sources

'Super-heads' of schools given top-rated foundation status will be able to run classrooms as they see fit within guidelines laid down in Whitehall.

Mr. Bloomberg recited a familiar catalog of woes about city schools, but offered few details of how he would change the delivery of education, saying it was up to principals and teachers, not the mayor or chancellor, to run classrooms.

Budget cuts have also underfunded what is needed to run classrooms and so both parents and teachers are increasingly being asked to pay for school supplies.

The camp vibrates with activity, including Israeli-run classrooms and International Medical Corps-staffed health clinics.

Others fear a city hall power grab.In this section Second city, second class Playing with fire The lessons of Boris Wage flaws Alpha male Ah, democracy Ash to ashes The weight of the world ReprintsThe capital's state schools are no longer outright failures, as they were in the 1980s when the Inner London Education Authority was a byword for union strife and chaotically-run classrooms.

Secretaries and janitors are sometimes tasked with running classrooms.

Routines are the lifeblood of a well-run classroom.

One was that a golden résumé and a well-run classroom are two different things.

Lewisboro parents attended a panel on child nutrition with a dentist, a pediatrician, a nutritionist and a holistic health counselor, and teachers ran classroom discussions on diet and health.

Others said "The Reference Desk" is a useful tool for meeting other people in the sector; the space is part of InfoIsland where universities including Stanford, Harvard and the Open University run virtual classrooms and offer audio books and various other research materials.

We started walking outside as you would for a fire alarm, and by the time me and five others got downstairs, the teachers had stopped and started yelling to run into classrooms.